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Seoul: Qatar News Agency (QNA), alongside 46 news agencies from all over the world, will participate in an exhibition of press photos illustrating life under the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, in South Korea’s National Museum of Korean Contemporary History, on Tuesday.
The exhibition, titled ‘At the Scenes of the Pandemic’, includes 120 photos taken by photographers of 47 news agencies around the globe, expressing four themes: A Beginning Without an End; Control vs. Freedom; World in Standstill, Contact-free is New Norm; and Cooperation, Togetherness.
The photos, taken in 70 cities across the world, will portray how people live their lives and engage in acts of care despite the risks of infection and death.
Acting Director of the National Museum of Korean Contemporary History Choi Jang-heon said in a press release, “The exhibited photos confirm that humanity is in the same boat despite differences like country, region, ethnicity and religion. [We hope] this photo exhibition can help provide comfort and hope to everyone who is struggling through this difficult time.” (QNA)
The exhibition, titled ‘At the Scenes of the Pandemic’, includes 120 photos taken by photographers of 47 news agencies around the globe, expressing four themes: A Beginning Without an End; Control vs. Freedom; World in Standstill, Contact-free is New Norm; and Cooperation, Togetherness.
The photos, taken in 70 cities across the world, will portray how people live their lives and engage in acts of care despite the risks of infection and death.
Acting Director of the National Museum of Korean Contemporary History Choi Jang-heon said in a press release, “The exhibited photos confirm that humanity is in the same boat despite differences like country, region, ethnicity and religion. [We hope] this photo exhibition can help provide comfort and hope to everyone who is struggling through this difficult time.” (QNA)
